Jeremiah Sullivan
Professor Emeritus of International Business
PhD, New York University, 1970
MBA, University of Washington, 1975
MA, New York University, 1967
BS, State University of New York, 1962
SpecialtiesComparative management, investment analysis for foreign environments, Asian business and management, e-commerce across borders, WTO and trade liberalization issues.
Positions HeldAt the University of Washington since 1976
Chairman and assistant professor at Wilmington College (1970-73)
Visiting professor at New York University
Current ResearchCountry of origin effects on World Wide Web corporate home pages, impact of the Asian crisis on the U.S. exporters and importers.
Honors and AwardsBest Paper Award from the American Marketing Association, Special Recognition in the Imagine Peace Competition sponsored by Carnegie Mellon.
Academic ServiceEditor of Pacific Northwest Executive (1985-91)
Editorial review boards of
Journal of International Business Studies and
Multinational Business ReviewSelected Publications"The Functions of Corporate Web Pages,"
Journal of World Business, 1999.
"English as the Lingua Franca of Business in Asia,"
Multinational Business Review, 1996.
"Exploring International Business Environments,"
Pearson Custom Publishing, 1999
Selected Consulting ExperienceU.S. Department of Commerce, seminars on Japanese FDI and National Trade Data Bank, consultant to Ministry of Foreign Trade, Peoples Republic of China.